This was recorded in July, 2004 at Pwop Studios before the renovation. The space consisted of two 25x25 rooms. One was the studio and my office (where this video was shot), and the other was a room I used for teaching classes on VB.NET programming. 

My brother Jay (on keyboards and backup vocals) and I were working at the time with monster bassist Kevin Carey and just as monster drummer Steve Kremidas on some original tunes, and we decided to do this recording with a few Mini DV cameras. The video originally appeared in the .NET Rocks! 2004 movie, but was never widely seen by the public until now.

It's nothing special, but it does kick ass, and I thought my fans would like to see it.

Click here (or on the photo below) to see the higher-quality video with Silverlight.

Click here to see the Flash version on YouTube.

Click here to download the 44MB WMV file directly.

<Software Architecture with Dan Appleman/>

Scott gets the scoop on software architecture with developer and author Dan Appleman.

http://hanselminutes.com/default.aspx?showID=108

  Mark Dunn on the Workflow Rules Engine

Mark Dunn comes back to discuss how the rules engine works as part of WF (Workflow Foundation). You may be surprised by the results.

http://dnrtv.com/default.aspx?showID=90

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